Test-data volume and scan-power reduction with low ATE interface for multi-core SoCs

V. Tenentes, X. Kavousianos
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Symbol-based and linear-based test-data compression techniques have complementary properties which are very attractive for testing multi-core SoCs. However, only linear-based techniques have been adopted by industry as the symbol-based techniques have not yet revealed their real potential for testing large circuits. We present a novel compression method and a low-cost decompression architecture that combine the advantages of both symbol-based and linear-based techniques under a unified solution for multi-core SoCs. The proposed method offers higher compression than any other method presented so far, very low shift switching activity and very short test sequence length at the same time. Moreover, contrary to existing techniques, it offers a complete solution for testing multi-core SoCs as it is suitable for cores of both known and unknown structure (IP cores) that usually co-exist in modern SoCs. Finally, it supports very low pin-count interface as it needs only one tester channel to download fast the compressed test data on-chip.
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测试数据量和扫描功耗降低与低ATE接口的多核soc
基于符号的测试数据压缩技术和基于线性的测试数据压缩技术具有互补的特性,这对于测试多核soc非常有吸引力。然而,只有基于线性的技术被工业采用,因为基于符号的技术还没有显示出它们在测试大型电路方面的真正潜力。我们提出了一种新的压缩方法和低成本的解压缩架构,在统一的多核soc解决方案下结合了基于符号和基于线性的技术的优点。该方法具有比目前提出的任何其他方法更高的压缩率,同时具有极低的移位切换活性和极短的测试序列长度。此外,与现有技术相反,它为测试多核soc提供了完整的解决方案,因为它适用于现代soc中通常共存的已知和未知结构(IP核)的内核。最后,它支持极低的引脚数接口,因为它只需要一个测试通道来快速下载压缩的测试数据。
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